Combining the Maghrib and 'Isha' prayers in Ramadan and the Tarawih prayer

Question:
He says: If one combines the Maghrib and 'Isha' prayers in Ramadan, how is the state of the tarawih prayer?

Answer:
He prayed the witr and the tarawih. If it is Ramadan, the time for night worship extends throughout the entire night. The tarawih is a recommended practice (sunnah) that is prayed after the 'Isha' prayer, and it is a recommended practice attached to the 'Isha'. If they pray the witr, there is no harm in it, because at that time he has prayed the 'Isha'. The witr and the tahajjud are to be performed after the 'Isha'. And I return to her. If it is done without intention, the food is not invalidated. However, if it is done intentionally, such as drawing blood through cupping or donating a large amount, it is not accepted. As for a small amount that occurs involuntarily, such as a nosebleed or vomiting without one's choice, or a small amount of blood that comes out without one's choice, or if there is a need for it, and a small amount that resembles cupping, then this is obligatory.